Location: London
There are signs of green shoots in the prime London housing market – LonRes
More offers are being agreed and new instructions are on the rise, but achieved prices have seen the largest annual fall in almost five years.
£8mn Hyde Park townhouse sparks ‘fierce’ bidding war
Rare intact specimen on Westbourne Terrace sold for above guide after a total of 63 viewings and 14 competitive offers.
Knight Frank brought in to find a buyer for £50mn South Ken development opp
Kendrick Mews presents an extremely rare opportunity to create an almost self-contained super-prime residential enclave in Central London.
London agency flags ‘growing buyer confidence’ as sales activity jumps
Chestertons has seen a sharp increase in both offers made and new sales instructions compared to last year.
Green light for 276 apartments & a new Thames wharf in Fulham
The revitalised Albert & Swedish Wharf will deliver new riverside homes and a last-mile logistics centre.
If you cannot beat them…buy them? On the consolidation of the lettings industry
If the market is to be dominated by mega-businesses in the coming years - as some are predicting - what does this mean for hard-working independents and their customers, asks Anderson Rose boss Jon Byers.
Total value of UK housing stock falls for the first time since 2012
London saw the biggest decline in total housing wealth of any UK region last year, says Savills.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 06, 2024
20% fewer sales have been agreed in the capital's high-value postcodes so far this year compared to the same period in 2023, and 36% fewer than in 2022.
Winkworth bolsters top table as tougher regs loom
Major agency is taking a 'fresh approach' to helping franchisees manage compliance.
Prime property sellers prune prices in the Home Counties
Private bank flags buying opportunities in commutable locations, as reductions on £1mn-plus properties outpace London.
Prime Minister pledges to ‘put rocket boosters’ under urban housebuilding
The government is ramping up rhetoric around housing market interventions.
‘Many landlords have decided to lower their rent expectations’, says London estate agency
Chestertons has flagged a marked improvement in rental supply in the capital.